Qualcomm wants to add 'brain' to smartphones, tablets

	Smart glasses let nurses see veins through skin | Flying robot mimics a jellyfish
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	Qualcomm wants to bring 'brains' to smartphones, tablets Qualcomm wants to make tablets and smartphones more perceptive by giving the devices a "silicon brain," company CEO Paul Jacobs said Wednesday. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Citrix Wake Up From Your Mobile Email Nightmare IT managers lose sleep over how to secure corporate data while also making it easy for people to be productive on-the-go. With Citrix WorxMail, you don't have to choose between security and a great user experience. Learn about the latest developments in secure mobile email. Download the e-book. Read now! In this Issue Smart glasses let nurses see veins through skin Flying robot mimics a jellyfish Fleet of CubeSat nanosatellites now orbiting earth, sending back data Smart glasses let nurses see veins through skin Epson and Evena today unveiled their Eyes-On Glasses System, which enables nurses to see a patient's vasculature system to help locate hard-to-find veins beneath the skin. Read More   Flying robot mimics a jellyfish Researchers say they have built a flying robot that mimics the movements of a swimming jellyfish. Read More   Fleet of CubeSat nanosatellites now orbiting earth, sending back data Scientists are already receiving and analyzing information coming in from a fleet of tiny satellites launched into space last week. Read More
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